Q: I want to try growing strawberries, but I don’t know where to start. How can I improve my chance of success with them in ...

Strawberry plants can go in now, and although you can plant them bare root, starting with a more mature plant will make a ...

Montgomery says he likes to plant more than one type of strawberry on his farm, depending on each year’s planting rotation.

Who doesn’t like strawberries? What’s especially nice about growing strawberries is that it’s a relatively low maintenance endeavor. Not many disease issues and not a big target for insects ...

For those facing such challenges, a gardening expert has proposed that strawberries can thrive as houseplants. Garden coach and home hydroponics specialist Jennifer Holston says everbearing ...

IT’S no secret that buying fresh fruit isn’t always cheap, but did you know growing your own is easier than you might think.

Garden coach and hydroponics aficionado Jennifer Holston recommends everbearing strawberries for those keen on enjoying multiple harvests annually. Speaking to the Martha Stewart website ...

First, you need to find the right type of strawberries to grow, Jennifer Holston, a garden coach and home hydroponics specialist, told MarthaStewart.com that everbearing strawberries are a great pick.

Jennifer Holston, a garden coach and home hydroponics specialist, firstly recommends using everbearing strawberries, or day-neutral strawberries, which produce fruit continuously from spring to ...